[uhaulball]

mm double check, the part number for the i models are 50490 and the ones for xi are 50494 so once again. u think this addresses the camber issue for the xi's? or is this wishful thinking...

Originally Posted by ksfrogman

I just went to the H&R Springs website at http://www.hrsprings.com/site/index.html

The part number for the sport springs on a 330i and 330xi is 50494. Approx. Front lowering 1.3, and rear lowering 1.2. Of course, if the spring were exactly the same, one would presume that the Xi would be lowered more unless the spring perches were different.

In answer to your question, the following pics show examples of negative camber.

Camber is adjusted by an alignment. Lowering/Raising the car changes suspension geometry.

[ksfrogman]

Originally Posted by uhaulball

mm double check, the part number for the i models are 50490 and the ones for xi are 50494 so once again. u think this addresses the camber issue for the xi's? or is this wishful thinking...

Whenever you raise or lower your car, your camber will change. Camber is adjustable, and can be done by a mechanic who aligns your car. Does this answer your question or am I misunderstanding you? What "issue" are you referring to?

You might also want to check out this guy's Xi. It appears slammed.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15914

[Yvette]

am I the only one seeing negative camber in the back?